#THE SPANISH TUTOR

[retrocgads]

UK 1987

[thatonefandomjumper]

Ah yes. Leo Valdez. The Leo Valdez that is currently presumed dead by all who know him. The Leo Valdez that is canonically lost in the Bermuda triangle during the events of this book. That Leo Valdez. The Leo Valdez who is currently tutoring you in Spanish. Somehow.

[disaster-magician]

Imagine this takes place at the end of step 2 so they're close enough to joke around with each other lol

(Fake screenshots! These are fan made based on incorrect quotes and not in the game)

[watmalik]

TK pronouncing consuegros is actually so good?!! Even though he didn’t know what it meant, the way he says it is actually pretty good! Way better than Owen lol. Carlos been teaching him I just know it

[hobiebrownismygod]

help

if any of you speak spanish WHAT THE FUCK AM I DOING WRONG??

I have a test tomorrow I'm going to cry pls help me someone

[arachnicas]

Miguel decides to try a different approach to dealing with the anomaly that is Miles Morales and moves to the kid's dimension, where he crafts a new identity for himself as Brooklyn Visions Academy's newest Spanish teacher Mr. O'Hara. From there, Miguel would closely monitor Miles and ensure that his canon event remains intact and that he stays out of trouble lest he breaks the multiverse.

However, in typical Miles Morales fashion, Miles charms Miguel and Miguel finds himself questioning everything he's ever known and that maybe this bright-eyed spider is not the doom of the multiverse.

Getting attached had never been part of the plan.

[leah2eroes]

Do you like it when people speak spanish?

¿Te gusta cuando personas habla en español?

ojala pudiera hablar mejor español pero yo solo lo estudie en el insti, así no esperes que lo entienda perfectamente por favor

but oh my god yessssssssss its like. top 3 languages to be whispered in a low sultry tone into my ear. god.

[themetalvirus]

im thinking about puerto rican shadow now. sobs

[spanishwithmariana]

Hi, I'm learning Spanish since it is one of the languages I favor the most. I am also taking a class in highschool that is Spanish 1. I am in need of help, if you don't mind. I want to practice and strengthen my progress to the point where I can be able to somewhat translate, read, write, and speak Spanish. Is there any tips that you can give me?

Hola! That's awesome that you're learning Spanish and taking a class in school—you're off to a great start! I'd be happy to help you strengthen your skills.

Here you can find an article with really helpful tips by Steve Kaufmann that also help me a lot, I'll leave you a quick summary:

1. Spend the time with the language

Listen to the language (for example, my podcast—by the way, I'm working on new episodes), read things written in Spanish, listen to songs, or watch movies. If you know people who speak Spanish, spend time with them, even if you're just listening.

2. Do what you like to do

It's important to do the things you enjoy. For example, if you like to read, read more; if you like to watch movies, watch more of them. You'll enjoy the learning process more if you focus on activities you love. This also applies to the topics you choose. For example, if you enjoy reading and have an interest in art, look for art books in Spanish

3. Learn to notice

Noticing will be the most important skill you develop if you want to become fluent in Spanish. First, you need to absorb a lot of the language, and while doing so, pay close attention to details consciously. When you notice something, write it down, underline it, or make a small note so you can review it later and remember it. If you have a language partner, share your findings with them—discussing what you’ve noticed will help you internalize it and eventually use it automatically. For pronunciation, try to listen carefully and imitate how the language is pronounced and the intonation used. This will help you notice and improve your understanding of the language.

4. Words over grammar

If you learn words naturally through plenty of listening and reading, the grammar will eventually fall into place. You can review grammar rules if you’d like, but it’s better to focus more on learning words. Just remember to learn these words from meaningful content, not from isolated vocabulary lists—our brains retain words more effectively when they’re in context.

I hope these tips are helpful! Feel free to reach out anytime if you need more help or want to practice together. Good luck with your Spanish journey—you've got this! ⭐

[fridayyy-13th]

at this rate i might just talk to her after class, or email her this evening. and also my academic advisor as well. i do not feel prepared to take this class :P

[lunasilvis]

Would you like to teach me Dutch

Lol, no offense (also can't tell if you're serious), but why would you want to have a command of Dutch? We exceeded a population of 18 million this week, with our offbeat wonky Germanic sounds, I say it's enough as it is haha

[rotzaprachim]

good feeling about the italki tutor i'm trying tmm

[kairithemang0]

I’m on the floor anyone wanna talk?

[quidam-sirenae]

Yknow I do think we pass over the fact that in America learning another language is either a sign of growing up in a multilingual community or it’s a sign of having enough privilege to take the time to learn/teach another language

[lighthouseas]

i wanna tutor people so bad like please i crave helping people

[nvwu-moved]

i wanna take a personality test like match.com except it just asks "how do you say ___ in spanish" and at the end it matches me with the spanish speaking country my spanish is most compatible with.. so then i can just talk to those ppl and continue my delusion